YouTube via classaelectronics | February 07, 2011 |
"CPR Doll synthesizer by Diabolical Devices
for sale on ebay 2/7/11"
via this auctionPut a light sensor it it's mouth and think of the possibilities.
"Diabolical Devices aka Class A Electronics, LLC is a leader in Professionally Modified Synthesizer and Audio Equipment, Expert Repair Services, and has a full line of Hand-Wired Tubes Amplifiers and Effects (Diabolical Amplification). Their work has been featured at NAMM, art galleries, music videos, countless tech blogs, and used by musicians all over the world, professionals and enthusiasts alike. The circuit-bending and synth mods are the work of head-technician James Gramling who has spent the last 12 years in professional audio service and electronics prototyping. Check out the new www.circuit-bent.com for updated specs, custom work questions, and new releases from Diabolical Devices.
CPR doll synthesizer with fiber optic lighting: Not sure what to say about this one. We found a bag of CPR dolls, this and a couple of following projects are the results.This item features: (4) square wave generators two LFO's and two audio range oscillators each with a pitch knob and on/off switch. The outputs are mixed into a single 1/4" output. This device is capable of generating a variety of drone, pulsing, and other synth sounds all tunable. Devices is power by 9 volt DC adapter (included for US customers) The doll has LED eyes which react to the output signal and the fiber optic lighting utilizes multi-flash LED tat pulse and fader into a variety of colors. The head was custom painted and components solidly housed in aluminum enclosure."
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